c.1936 Everything You’s Expect In A Gorgeous Illinois Tudor Revival $199K
$199,000
The main level of this Illinois Tudor Revival offers a welcoming living room with a wood-burning fireplace, a formal dining area, and an updated kitchen outfitted with stainless steel appliances.
Coming Soon – Full of character, this 1936 brick story book Tudor blends original charm with modern functionality. Highlights include refinished original hardwood floors and arched front door, unpainted woodwork, arched doorways and crystal doorknobs. You’ll find three spacious bedrooms and a full bath on the main level. The entire upper level is dedicated to a private primary suite, complete with an oversized sitting area, gas fireplace and a fully remodeled bathroom with modern yet period-appropriate finishes. The basement offers additional living space with a large finished family room including a wine fridge, second full-size refrigerator and a pool table (all convey with property), a finished flex/rec room, half bath, laundry room and an unfinished workshop. Outside, in the fenced backyard, enjoy the afternoon on the patio with a metal gazebo – perfect for relaxing or entertaining. A covered side porch provides a cozy spot to take in the seasons (and the occasional thunderstorm). There is a detached 2 stall garage with individual doors. A rare opportunity to own a beautifully preserved Tudor near the end of Hanssler Place over looking the boulevard with space, preserved charm and updates already in place. Will be active and availble for appointments on 5/13/2026.
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- Circa 1936
209 W Hanssler Pl, Peoria, IL 61604 $199,000
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
Pros of Living in Peoria, IL
1. Very affordable cost of living
- One of Peoria’s biggest advantages—cost of living is well below the national average (often 10–30% lower).
- Home prices are especially low, making ownership accessible for many.
2. Affordable housing
- Median home prices are relatively inexpensive (around ~$120K range).
- Good option for first-time buyers, investors, or those relocating from expensive states.
3. Easy commute & less traffic
- Short commute times and minimal congestion compared to larger cities.
- Day-to-day life tends to be less hectic.
4. Outdoor recreation & parks
- Over 9,000 acres of parkland, plus access to the Illinois River for boating, fishing, and hiking.
- Good mix of nature and city living.
5. Strong sense of community
- Smaller city feel with tight-knit neighborhoods and local events.
- Community involvement and local pride are common.
6. Healthcare & major employers
- Stable industries like healthcare and manufacturing (e.g., Caterpillar) provide job opportunities.
- Good access to hospitals and medical care.
Cons of Living in Peoria, IL
1. Higher crime rates (area-dependent)
- Crime—especially in certain neighborhoods—is above the national average.
- Choosing the right area is very important.
2. Limited job market in some fields
- Fewer opportunities in high-paying or specialized industries like tech.
- Economy can rely heavily on a few major employers.
3. Harsh weather
- Cold winters, hot humid summers, and severe storms are common.
- Big seasonal swings can be tough if you’re used to mild climates.
4. School quality varies
- Some schools perform well, but overall education quality can be inconsistent.
5. Limited nightlife & big-city amenities
- Compared to larger metros, less nightlife, shopping, and entertainment.
- Can feel quiet or slow, especially for younger residents.
6. Population decline & economic concerns
- The city has seen slight population decline, which can impact growth and development.
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